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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12

TIE depot baildines at PAIoass an
being bailt.
TheFs are lsG children Of school agi
in SnOhomish precinct.
IJaubeF Il selling In the cear PAlsns
mines ~ SO per thousand feet.
The Washington and Idaho Fair Al.
ISOLATION Will hold its fail exhihit At
SPOKANE. oomDsnctnR October l1th.
The SheElH Of Whitman d cot With q
$40 reward FOR ths eaptnFe Of OhaFles
5. Lswia, uho escaped fFou the county
all on gniy Rth.
TIE demand for hnases 10 rent en-.
cee1a tho sapply Ct Whaisom. II The
dsmAEd eontfpuaa. . huii6lnR boom win
BE- the rtsnlt.-- hspesRs.
The Oentraiia housirR mill, lstalv
owned b. Ne. W. T..Abell, was sald lasi
veeh fer $500 % Ar. carries Donoas.
Ger. Wh0 lately aEf.vrd from Minnesota.
--AESsEs
Prun NE assessment roll Of Guaeld
Coanty we learn thaa The teal vaiaaaion
Of pr0psrsy and impsovsmeasa 10 a.
So gA popuiaaion. males 1919; females
is&s total 5tta.
Tie asEsas Fsceatly esmplets3 b.
Assessor Caster shswa 9 pogulatfon %
500 IN NhatcS n e1znty. his b Len
BY one tho1s&nd than v q genanaEiy
believed Rsseslls.
The frss new wheat shippea oaf cf
this eoa1ty staEssd fer Portland lasl
wuas Fear carloads from Milton sta
Isz GnS oes from Elas Hozntain. Tka
vas ths saAEtsr 81 tle wheat Gees.
Eaefs d . aoSisnE seEeog % - eesc.
thal aissoVtE3ts of the preosons Eae1Als
hass hesn 1s4s aitAtn s fee Eliisa of
The Daiiee. ScEDa o0ef aAnRHsne peaa-
pesioss asy thsy have eo1snzaain siahA
Anuisaan usited States piehxssa A.
toznay Woeds. a. Idaho TsrIifsry. has
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12

nnAvT NEGOTIATIONS or TEE SCREAMING
HfnDs From THs ISLAND or cuBA.
Between Seventh and Eighth avenues
The other morning an Epenfsg Sun re-
uogias hsaEd O noiss that saanded like
atty ed trucks With 800 INCREASED
wkeal Axlsa- BE cav . fec boys. tvo
men. 9 BIG truck undeF . tree loaded
With piBe boxes, snd . boh-tail car.
The noiss bad developed into The chat.
tsFinR Of birds b. tits time, and she re-
porter Looked a. the tFea expecting 20
hna q hook there, bat net bird was 10
be seen. Just then, through @ knot
hole n 0ne Of the pine boxes on the
track, came beAk then q head and a
nsck. TIE nsek vas worn quits bald
fFom iss frequent passaess through the
hole, bat enough green and blue feaih-
err gesaained b ahov the boxes we're
full % parFots One side Of the boxes
vas covered with wire netting. The
trucks contained 800 eefeamers, each
zoe making enoagh noiss 10 supply a
family. Thay came from Ouba on the
steamship Clenfue0oa, and tha entire
los we're for ona asalsF.
''Isn't this rather q large Importation,
connidegine ths dsmandf" the man IN
charge VS. asked.
sIhe slaamahip Manhattan. from
Cuea. lat ussk bsoneht 900. " replied
the man, "aBd stoppsd 81 Mexico to
TAXA on 500 mere"
ssWhat are they valned atI''
That depends upon the snpply Ia the
market" he said. Twenty four dol
lars per dcEsn is Q fair pFics In q tall
nArkat; $50 a Other times"
~Ara these taikaFsf~
"Yes. AMI gineers, Zoe. Any oas Of
tbeee wtll learn 10 tAlk, whistle or siRR
gith . feW months' attention. They
avexaRa Two months ald.H
Hos ere tkeF eanRhty"
ia the Beai. hetoFn they h4Ya Q
feather 10 their skina A parrot who
bas fsashseed oat Invariably dies soon
aftsS he captare.r
~t,at u lRSen from their nests 90
Ycnne. hov ere they kspt AlfyeY'
Crackers end va1ef are paksd into
thar usnn1es twiee day, mosning and
niehi. anth l6eT end est vAat kssps
them alive Ihen they Vick u % fFom
The bottcm 81 the cage. Thess go eat
q barrel Of eracksee saeh day"
How sooa De thess bright erese. red
and blue feathers appeaEf
"In tWaaty DAYS . parrot kzs a. eons-
plata q 80 % feathers ~ an cid oga.
RKsspS that thesa are Q hstls Arzes Yea
weala eBa ai9ieaity n eectaina between
TEEN ard tean4y 8ag 90 pafrot9 OF
soaFse tkey mnsl al b taAEk3 10 tAlk
and sine. Fsw paErsta pack 20 UagSs
aAd phrases anlsas an saort b na1a ts
tgash than. There is one tana below here
49, rs-vRsF a feufnis "A aaalh H., a, I
sag Hold tue 30Fas He manAgGs 10
ans TIE aFai bar. uhistieg ths sesooa
and sinza he fcgt. A. he elass 81 The !
ntanEa b hnshs nctaiiy Tor half . ain. /
asa.~
o. qssatiening . dsaisF The FepogtsT
leAFsee ihAt . Sod Ysuna pasFst hEirEa
aboat - thooaA mech larger pFiosa are
sssazsa fof etrds 49s hAvs besa Wsli
tAagha
TkeFs u z 1sSA iaraex aenaA1a fsg
paFEgts 10 Nee yeah thaE n any othai
sity 10 tAe psioa--Ass Vera Ert.ass
SNz.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12
A woHpasus caAnGE.

Nothing fes nany years has excited
60 much oommeat u railroad circles as
aas the change whioA has come syes the
Uniaa Pacihs since General Manager
Thomas =. Potter assumed lie manage
maal. Il eAn be hksned only 10 she
change Whiah ooaes over hery horse
Whsn an sxpsEienoed and fsaEieaC driver
afasps ne reins. Or "a that vhlsh comes
over q loeomotise when ths steady
haad Of an snRinesF IL placed % the
Shsstela Tha ualon Paoiae hes beer
s'Eannlna VIA for pears, and nov q
Aaa ooens under The control OF . man
whs thoEouahly understands the prog.
ssly, knous how Il ought to Be managed
% eFasg that The best rsanlss may Be
ohtained. and has ne nerve 10 do whAi
Be TANKS beaa, regardless Of eonse
quaneeA He u catitna dowE The run
minx sxpenasa Of tbs road, and 81 The
aanae time l. increasing is efficiency.
Sc Il vaaine an aggressive SaEfaFs fOsI
bualnsss aEainst ether roads uhiea lad
ssnsaa IA fear Ne Unlon Pacific ~ an
asaivs ooupetisoE. end ID alnost daily
Increasing the volame ef The Business
mhkah he road haadlsa. Cnder bic
ssanaesmsni tAs Unioa PseiAs biaa fair
- hseuna eSs II the best sguippsd.
hsna mAsa9eA and mosl popular Fsaes
10 Ne couutFy. 1hs new poiieJ uill Be
Hastily apvs0vSa By ths peepls Of the
Rasins ooass vho are anEiSsa 70 sc
che Gales PAeias assume The posstioa
% uhioh q \ sasified Amons The rail-.
reads q The Uaised GatsR. The uts
Aam Il tas @ansRsra In sss1Fin9 the
soFVissa 81 ''foa" Potter e already
naanktest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12


Mnsh Is has besn MD ab0us ths abeaE-
ditiss and fnaesusasiss Of ne city and
eounay tax rolls, Il b dsuhafnl whslhsr
the people yst andsrsiand tie sxtani Of
lhs disaster uhish has fallen upon the
city and county OF Of TIE Losses vhieh
he people viii be called UPON 10 bess
bseanss Of the bunRlinR work Of an IN
oompelent ASSESSOR and bis incoope-
tent assistants.
Both ths city and county tax rolls
may be said TO Be- vrooe from beRin-
ninR 10 end. On ever page are 70 b
found eEFors-not s1eh sEEors - might
rsaaonably be expseied. hos aruas, insx-
easabls errors, which Il Is simply I'M
possible 10 socoas, for. Property 10 in
hundreds Of instances aasssssd 10 psf-
sons from who's possession u passsd
years ego and IN handssds Of other IN
stances 10 psEsons v1o never owned q
or had any interest," in u. II Il sisted
By vel informsd persons 'thas from one
fourth 10 one half Of The dsssEipsions in
| both rolls are vronefully assessed. and
ths errors Of les importance are simply
innnmesabls.
Ome Of the greatest sources Of loss to
both city and county On aooount Of this
wTetehed work viii be in the matter Of
Tie delinquent TAX liats. TIE county
dslinqasns list may Be- aaid 70 Be usual
~ worth 70 the oounty about ten thou
sand dollars. This year. however, q
viIl be practically woEthlesA Nobody can
be expected 70 take the chances Of in
vssting money Ia the property offered
for sale on account OF unpaid taxes
when there 10 practical certainty that
those taxes have been vronGfally -
sssssd and that the purchaser h buyiuR
nothing more than laW salt in which
be viii certainly be the loser. Ths de-
Iinqueat tax list for nezt year may a.
veil be burned. for ali The good that n
will ever do The county o. any Of III
citizens.
i Ash 10 With the county assessment
, roll, % Il Il with the city roll. They
are essentially ths samss and the error
which are found IN one invariably ap-
pear u me osnsE atso. me slsy ueliu
: qasnt liss viii BE- ~ WORTHLESS aSth.
! county lisi. He would Be rash mai
! who would paFt with dollar on ID,
J strength Of either.
; II would Be 10 the interest Of III
. county and city alike 10 throw aside tn
] assessment rolls sntiEsiS and make q
. entirely new assessment. The tangl'
/ in Which the rolls ere nov involvGt
] threatens 10 become more intFicats IN
: stead Of less %, and The complication
which thrsasen 20 arise 10 Consequence.
Of them aEe endless. The city and tbi
. county viii bs the losers on all sides. ant
the Effects Of this years wrstehed worl
viii be felt fos ysars to Ooms.
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strayed or stolen,

A DARK CHESTNUT soRRKL MARE,
n standing about IS hands high; mane
sl'ehtiy tnftee IA the eenteri two White hind
feet Hhite stripe down the nose shod al
areund s1ppoRed 70 be somewhere near the
city. Purses nnding Ter Or giving Informs
ti0n leading TO her recovery VIII Be literally
rewarded b. leaving sneh taioFmatioa q
LAN6srQS's hvery ssssles. sa42 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12


IN anneancsmsat shAi the CunssESa-
i've Fees are dissatisfied 81 the eonces'
saans maas hy tie government In the
Iriah land btu and thai thsy OH dslsai
4 Wien d eomes-up IL he HcuG Of
Losd3 may be taken wiih 8 large grain
a. aiiawanee. Thai tasy are dtssAiss
aea viah tAe esncssaien aads Is doaes-
les asae. euA that they wtli ssfusa 10
sappoEa Ne msassEs b sEoeedinely i'm
esahahls.
IT, tsuaa b fasa passing waea ~
a1oaas q Lords wiil refuse to pass anS
en- which eozss 10 u eth The sndoEsa-
nsua a. ne csmmsaa Tasir riehs 10
~sas q msnanFs wfli ssan sAE into .
stats II e inesNgas dssasssds - bal
- uhicA he vsae power Ct The thF1ns
has hsan slumeeEinR fea TIE pAst cen
saFy anA half. Il hAa laaR been sshI
sAse Q ysao erun he thEanA wUald sAsMs
liatls lsa tAaa . rsvelatian. and ~
tins b nss Gas airaAna shea the refusal
- he Heasa u LssAn - eoaear tn a
en- uAisA hsa resolved los agssogAl u
90 cuamaoa uuafa be fsAisued ~ 50
aisapesa<anas 20 tAaa anclsni Eaa
kiRhay rsarssaahas laslisaatea.
II ths usrs 30 n go. hsvssSF,
END & TIE Heasa u L.asas wsss 81 &c
Ami ana anassmnsisa " - astisa b
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12
DRESSMAKING,

MADAME = kFNCH, o. CHICAGO.
M TsseAeR a Pref. kavtngstuns Fssnck
cszktHax1oa 81 sluAEeA
AFssstte Ers4sEzkknN Gn9 aas AlliznEy.
Ma4Eurrs taken sd paaterna ez % Is 20.
cclnnkin sfgsetA naa In
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NEW ADYERTIsKMENTs

Table linen 200 cash, linen lawn gle.
Pacific lawn 50 IL San Francisco Store,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12
NOTICE,

Tn TIE MAFTKR or THE ESTATE or
Il VIM. stewart, feesaeed.
cansa has been postponed until Thurahay,
August 18Th. q A. MISSTMER
auf2fds Adru4nl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12

Fnn sizs white uooi hlanksas a. 81,
fnli stzs EFey vsel hlanksls el-E 81 san
EFaE sazaa hRas2
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g.. = iash hesa qaAiiay satsrs al
Esw oososs vsEy hsaxy. ssssh slM.
Cs4zsEz CIEAMH. ana
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Gigantic sale Of remnants, every de-
paEtment fspreeented. San Francisco
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FOR SALE.

CADDLR ROCK RESTAgRANT, PORT
- Townsend. with Is rooms connected. This
IL an excellent payiag establishmeai, situated
in the hsart Of the city. 6oed reasons for
selling - owners ere dezirons OF going cut Of
Au4a PuFt TaWnesnd
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NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION.

TIKI oo-P4RTxERsHIP HERETOFORE
ne arn aEzze q HrgxEs 1 MLLER aoiBa
susit - IN sesttie " =. 3 this day &c
sosvs4 ~ lfus1sMtfca, J. ". EagAas reEfrins.
~ baline1s sin - a4nied o. - n. ".
Main. WIS has assumed al li4hiliEies Asd
70 shsm 81 htiis sd sresants Are pAys1is.
=. W. HCouKB
h. ". MILIKE
szAzxEn. v. p AsGsst 8 ISL.
Nc. MIlsx utkhas - ihanx fhsiF naRy eas-
tna.aEI q IL paIl. So hopea Or sesnsinssnes
e fhsis peiEon1a4 b. he fafale ans ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12
NOTICE..

THE STEAMER BEE Is NOW READY TO
i do . general jobbing 81 excurEicn busi-
ness. Parties desiring her services vii please
apply 90 beard, - leave orders 81 The Gora0n
HnrdNare 0pmpany'e store The aeamsr d
Is rresent Ding at Colman's wharf. foot Of
Columbia street. Ths steamer Bee 3 nlso for
sale uR lease A. p aPAUIDTNa
aniI In MaafaR
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sTRAYEO.

ENRoA NORTH SEATTLE. AUGUST %,
IL brown mare, years old, brAadaa %
left shoulder AL snail white spsa on fore
head, and stroAk on noe. 4 liberal reward
vii Be gAid Ter information Concerning her
b. e. n JOHNSON, 8eattie aaIi a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-12

Nicholas Vlproud. Of Seattle vas ~
The train fFom the East on Tuesday
evening and there met Miss Tillis b.
Logan, . very pretty young lady, who
had eoma all TIE Way from Illinois 20
keep The eneaesmsnt with Mr.. Yiproud
here. They vent direct 10 the Court
Housa and secured Q marFiaQs license
from Auditof Higgins, and then stepped
anfoss the ball 30 the ef1ce Of Probate
Jndgs, WiokeRsham, " and they we're
Married" Mr.. w. Barker, Who aecons-
panied The expeotaut bride on her isng
Journey, acted e. bet man. The happy
ocuple subsequently took the train f0s
seattle.
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YTrAETED-G0oB sFEKKRs FoR RACK
w InTInR ApPlF - aAi1f nns neer. Rssss
eumns c1n1trzctln1 ccmpamgB s3ca. -
Depe1Es Baf1lng- al =.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Court House door IN
Hillsboro. on Monday, Dec. 9th. ISL.
1t l. IN. the following tract OF land sit
nate in Orange County. n. C.. on the
waters of Meadow Branch, adjoining
the lands q j. B. Atwater. Manly Nor
gan. Thomas Isey and others, contain
ING $50 acres, more or less.
The sale Is made 10 satisfy the debts
secured by the following mortgages, to-
Wit
|. One made by J. y. Atwater TO
Willis Wilson and registered in Book
f.. page So OF the Registers Office Of
Orange County.
>. Made by j. y. atwater 20 {. +
i Parish. dated Oct. 18th. 1881, and regis
tered in Book G., page 2uG of the keg,
listers Office Of Orange County.
3. Made by j. y. Atwater 10 w. +
Strowd. i ted Oct. 18th. l>>4. and reg
l>tcred in Book e.. page n. oil the Reg
listers Office OF Orange County,
Term. OF sale Cash.
w. +. SrROWD.
j Hortsasee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

Another wonderful discovery has
'een made and that TOO by a lady in
Ms county Disease fastened it's
clutches upon her and for seven
years she wilhstood its severest
tests, but her vital organ were un-
dcrmiucd and death seemed immi-
"tH' For three months she cough
e1 necessarily and could not sleep.
>he bought of US q bottle OF DIR.
h'"g New Discovery for Consump-
0oH aud vas so much relieved on
'"",ng inst dose that she slept all
n'ght and with one bottle has been
a~,''acnIousIy cured. Her name i:
Mrs Luther Lutz." Thus write w
!. iiamrick e Co of Shelby, n. G
wet a free trial bottle at w. 4
hayes Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS.

w. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus,
Ind tes,lfies II can recommend
Electric Bitters as the very best
remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, aud was cured OF
Rheumatism of 10 years standing"
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville,
Ohio, afirms "The best selling
MEDICINE | have ever handled in my
20 years experience, is Electric BIT
,ers." Thousands Of others have
added their testimony, 80 that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bitters do cure all diseases OF the
Liver, Kidney or Blood. Only
half dollar a bottle at w. A. Hayes
Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
ORANGE SUPERIOR COURT.

TIE Fall Term OF this Court be
gins Monday and holds one week.
Judge James f, Shepherd will pre-.
side, and Solicitor Isaac Il. Stray.
horn will represent the State. The
Civil Docket has 40 cases, Appear.
ance Docket 4 cases, and Criminal
Docket 10 cases. There is no case
OF much Importance.
The following is a list Of the
jurors for The term .
Messrs Geo. p. Nichols, Hender.
.on Hal,hcock, VIM. r.. McBroom
Robert A. Hodge, David Borland
+. w. Hutchins, j. T. Weaver, Wm
+. Hall, kvans Riley, Geo. II. Nc
Cadams, Wellors Stroud, Chas. f
Wilson, n. ID. Balm, +. S Reeves
Samuel J. B'ackwood, Felix G
Wilson, Thomas F. Dodson, f
Dimmock, Flank Smith, VIM. II
Jordan, irwin Andrews, Robert ii
Sharpe, David Il. Williams, w. G
Eubanks, 5. 5. Webb, Henry Scott
r. ]. Boroughs, w. t. Bacon, JOIN
T. MoBroom, Levi Allison, Joh'
Malone, Thomas NJ. 10 son, Joh'
w. Thompson, Newlin Smith, Jas
f. McCadams and w. NJ. kinlon.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
GooDs.-Mrs. Matte Taylor has a
large and complete line of Fall and
Winter Millinery Goods. She has
all the latest styles of Zephyr Goods,
Walking Jackets, Fancy Feathers,
Plumes, Toboggan Caps, Jerseys,
Neckwear, Gloves, Notions, Ladies'
Jewelry, &c. Strangers and others
visiting Hillsboro, and all others
desiring to make purchases in the
Millinery line, would do well to call
aud examine these beautiful goods
before buying elsewhere. Prices
and styles guaranteed to give salts
faction.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
=
800 TO $500

4 month can be made working for
lis. Agents preferred who can furnish
own horses and give their whole
time TO the business. Spare moments
NAV be profitably employed also. \
few vacancies in towns and cities. Is.
+. JOHNSON s CO., 1913 Main Street.
Richmond. Va.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
LIST IF MAGISTRATES.

The following is 4 list of the Mag
i~strates Of Orange County, as fur
nished US by The Clerk Of the Supe,
rior Court
Hillsboro Township Stephen 1,
Forrest, Lemuel Lynch, 4. }. Far
reli, Robert McCauley and A. J.
Gordon
Bingham Townships. 5. Webb,
w. G. Stanford, A. 7. Gates, I. p.
Bradshaw and d. VI. Durham.
Cedar Grove Township-W. d.
Woods, w. II. Jordan, 5. J. Hal.
Robert II. Hughes aud John Nc
Cracker.
Little River Township-A. L
Holden, Benjamin klnion, Henry I
Tilley, Joseph w. Terry and A. A
Dickson.
Chapel Hill Townshlp-Merrit.
Cheek, John II. Watson, Chas. W
Johnston and X. J. Robertson.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

4lit'''
Read new adv. Of b. Il. Il. Co.
ON orr 2nd page.
Rabbits and partridges are be-
Ginning 10 come in.
See notice of mortgage sale by
W. +. Strowd, Mortgagee.
We thank our friend Mr.. l.. j.
W,4,cr for some fine turnips.
The County Commissioners will
meet Iu regular session Monday.
"A communication signed j"
His been received. 1t will appear
ar1, week.
>,c advertisement of sale of
nal Ly Luther NJ Gates, Admins
llator and Commissioner.
An old man named VIM. Gar
rr.,. a.ci 20, tcl! dead in front OF
L,rahart's Warehouse, at Durham,
Tuesday.
Our wood subscribers will do
nNa sfrclal 'a,"r ny o..nS'"S III 'he
wood That Is d"e US hr'hg oS ohe
Ioad- Please.
Mrs. Agnes SANFORD 'e'' "e"o u
DaI"AIn, tuesday n'9"'' one ""'
about go years ol"' I'LL" d '"o'' 20
l'n'"'e iany.
Short communications of hap
rcniue, in TIN. county will be glad
!, received and given space III these
columns. 0e"o '"e"' on
The Bazar, Jr., is now occn
ped Ms I~Ia>scIl aud Miss A3di'
>nnh are in charge # this depart
mel,. The display OF Millinery i
Qulv attractive.
qu,,o, ,,is wo.L nj,
- ,:",..,;.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

GALE OF LAND.
BY virtue of an order of thd Superior
Court of Orange County, TO nte direct
cd in the ease OF Luther NJ. Gates, Adj
ministrator of Sallie Gates V. L'zzie
Gates and Others, | will sell at public
auction on the. premises on Monday
Dec. 9th. ut l. m, a tract OF and IN
Bingham Township on waters OF Cane
Creek, adjoining lands OF John MIX
ard Thomas S. Gates, containing 50
acres, more or less.
Terms One7third cash, one-third in
- months. and one-third in ; years.
! The deferred payments 10 bear interest
rom day of sale. ana title reserved I'M
til terms are fully complied with.
This 29th day Of October, lSS..
LIuHER NJ. GATES.
AdminiStrato9~rnd Commissioner.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On Trans 30 and 5i.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Atlanta and New
York.
On Trains 50 and 53.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Washington Nd Mont
gomery, Na-hington and Augusta:
Pullman Sleeper between Richmond
and Greensboro. Pullman Sleeper be-
tween Greensboro and Raleigh. Pull
man Parlor Car between Salisbury ana
Knoxville.
Through tickets on sale at principal
stations, to I'LL points.
For rates and information, apply To-
| any agent Of the Company, or TO
SOL. HAAS. J. :. POTTS,
Tr0ffr M1na1cr. Din. Pass. Iyt.
| RICHMOND, VA.
w. A. TURK JAS. l.. IAlLof'
| Din. Pdss. agent, Gcn. Pass. Agent
Raleigh. Nc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05
OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS

: REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT II
AS to Purity and Wholesomeness Of the Royal Baking Powder
az have tested q package OF Royal Baking Powder, which purchased IN ths
open market aid ind it composed OF pure and wholesomei Ingredients. It cream
r. ara nowder II a high degree Of merit, and doesn not contain ether Ia OF
nhomb.ns Or other injurious substances E G LOW, PhD"
at is a scientific fact. that the Royal Baking Powder Is absolutely pure. :
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"1haye efaniped 2 package Of Royal Baking Posaer. purchased purchased, BY RyseI IN IN
tsnc HEshHaeRroS, PhD, President II tevens.I Institute OF Technology"
"Ihare analyzed a package OF Royal Baking Powder The materials of which
uis IMPOSED are purean and wholesome. S DANA HANS, State AssayeY, Aass."
Tho Royal Baking Powder received III highest award over u competitors ~
the Vienna Worlds Exposition, 1873; at the Centennial, Philadelphia, 1876; at ne
American Institute, New York, n st State Fairs throughout the country.
yer.l endorsement from ennen. chemists, physicians, scientists, an Boards OF
Ueath all over the world.
NorE-The above OR N illustrates he comparative worth Of various BAKING
Powders ass shown by Chemical Analysis and experiments made BY Rf. Schedler
A pound can Of each powder vas taken, TIT total leavemng power or volume in
each can calculated tn result being as indhcated. This practical test for worth BY
Prof Schneider only proves hi very observaut consumer Of he Royal Baking
Powder knows by practical experience, that, while it costs a few cents per pound
more bar ordinary kinds 1t is far more economical, and, besides, affords the sdvant
aee of better work. A single trial of the Royal Baking Powder VIII convince any
fair minded person Oft these act.
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ing hat they have n Aue. All alum powders, no natterh w high theirs strength
act 10 b avoided a. an0erous
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-11-05

1IuL-HoEO Posi- O~FTICE.-Ohce
from 7 - a. m. to S.l5, p. m,
cycry day except Sunday, and on
sunday from II N. TO l p. m.
II. l.. PARISH,
Post Master.